| Astrovamps | |
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| Origin | Los Angeles, California, United States |
| Genres | Deathrock Industrial Horror punk Gothic rock Heavy metal |
| Years active | 1991–2007 |
| Labels | Alice In... Dark Dimensions |
| Members | |
| Eyajo Joseph Daniel Ian Toe Knee glass ghost Grim De La Noche |
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| Past members | |
| Corwin Hambrick | |
| Notable instruments | |
| keyboards drums Bass Guitar |
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Astrovamps were an American deathrock group. It was formed in the early 1990s by Daniel Ian and Eyajo Joseph.
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Astrovamps released their first two records on cassette from 1991–1993, "Savage Garden" and "Blood And Flowers." In 1992, the band wrote the lyrical content for "Pixies And Daggers," a mysterious album that was never recorded. The self-titled album Astrovamps appeared later in 1995.
Manifesto was intended to be re-released in 1994, but the plan was withdrawn due to bankruptcy of the band's record label. Later in 2002, Astrovamps signed a record deal with German label Alice In... of the Dark Dimensions label group.
In 2003, the Manifesto EP was re-released on the new label.
Amerikan Gothick, the first-ever full-length album from Astrovamps appeared in 2004. The nineteen-track album features a live track, as well as exclusive tracks that have appeared on various compilations of notable German fanzines such as Orkus and Zillo.
Astrovamps performed at the 2005 Wave-Gotik-Treffen Festival [1] in Leipzig, Germany with other notable industrial artists such as Apoptygma Berzerk and Die Krupps.
Gods & Monsters, the latest album from Astrovamps was released in May 2007.
The band officially disbanded September 29, 2007.
• 1994-1997: Vincent DePriest - Bass Guitar
Dark Awakening Vol. 4 – Lament Of The Dead (Dark Bite Version)
Orkus Compilation IV – Transylvania
Zillo Club Hits 8 – Zombie Dance
Sonic Seducer Cold Hands Seduction Vol. 35 – Alice In Gothland (Exclusive Version)
Dark Summer 2005 • 1 - Days Of The Dead
Kaliffornian Deathrock – Ghost Train
Gothic Compilation Part XXXVII – Monsters In Tinsel Town
Wave-Gothik-Treffen Festival. "Past Artists-2005". Festival Official Site. No date listed. Accessed July 4, 2007.